Long story short, it was the only day I brought my Omega to the gym and I just happened to drop it on the hard marble floor direct impact. I inspected the watch after the fall, no marks seen and I was very pleased. Until I got on my car, and saw this dent on the side metal area of the dial. In my eyes its HUGE, but the pictures make it look like I might be insane. My question is, can I get this fixed or serviced so its severely back to its original state? Could I get it done at the Omega service center ? What will it cost me? I am in Thailand by the way. ​

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I might be more concerned for the movement inside...how high was it dropped from?

 

I never thought about that. Too obsessed with its looks than its performance. I suppose it was not too high, possibly 4-5 feet, dropped out of the locker.

 

They could polish the area around the mark to make it blend in but it would remove a little metal and thus ever so slightly not be identical to the other side.

 

Do you think it will be really noticeable ? Where should I get it done ? At the Omega service center trust watch repair that I can say I trust ?

 

You can ask them but I don't know if they do that as a separate service. In most cases it will be improved but as for completely removed I don't know. It really depends on the wachmaker doing the refinishing. I would suggest living it with and address the issue when you get it serviced.

 

Dude, take a pill and wear your watch. Things never stay perfect for eternity.

Wabi sabi

 

Thanks for the advice Kringkily and also ulackfocus; I mean the watch ain't going with me when I die too right ? I'll just live with it and get it looked at when it needs to be serviced. It's the same way I can't live with a small stain on my shirt, it just messes with my head.

 

I am the same way. If I am wearing a white shirt and I get a stain on it. I can't stop thinking about it lol. Unfortunately these don't wash out. It's minor enough and once you wear it enough, you won't feel so bad. Enjoy my friend.

 

Just ordered a bakers dozen, thanks for the advice !

 

No worries. The generic version is called alprazolam I think.

 

No need for the generic version, only the best for me.